Tag: The Who
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Episode 1724: Suburbs Fest DC Part Three: Julie Snider’s Success Story
Live from Denizens Brewing Co. during Suburbs Fest DC, we present more podcasts. Today, Julie Snider joins us to pose the question, “what is success for a band or individual musician?”
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Episode 1697: Examining The Who’s Quadrophenia, Part Two
Listen: EPISODIX: Posted: September 15, 2023 Music: All songs by the Who from Quadrophenia (2011 reissue, Geffen Records). Original album (MCA/Track) 1973. Notes: Mike Wagner and Nick Scalera continue…
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Episode 1696: Examining The Who’s Quadrophenia, Part One
Mike Wagner and Nick Scalera are back, this time to discuss the deluxe version of The Who’s classic 1973 album Quadrophenia, which turns 50 years old next month.
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Episode 1671: Guest Shot: Side Three of Double Albums, Part One
Mike Snider and Rob Gates dig into an interesting (and specific) topic: the third side of double albums. Put on your headphones and get into it!
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Episode 1645: Live at Woodmoorstock with Festival Organizer Greg Siers
We talk with Greg Siers, a driving force behind the Woodmoorstock festival. While at Woodmoorstock!
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Episode 1589: Still Even More More Concerts from College Basketball Arenas A.K.A. The Final Episode of Concerts From College Basketball Arenas
It’s all down to the final episode of college basketball and concert season. Ben Ignacio and Mark Neese send us out on a high. Plenty of R.E.M. references included.
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Episode 1556: Theme: Mike Post
Musician Mike Post is one of the most successful TV theme composers of all time. Today we take peruse his body of work.
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Episode 1358: Fan Mail: The Kinks, Record Guides, Frank Ocean
We open up the neglected Suburbs Pod Mailroom for some responses to episodes on the Kinks, Record Guides and Frank Ocean.
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Episode 1248: Jim’s Journey – The High School Years
In a special three-part series, Jim explores his musical evolution. Today, he relives his high school years with friends Matt Beekley and “Echo Park Jimmy” Petrillo.
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Episode 1240: Songs with Dramatic Pauses
Mike Kohli, a patron of the pod, gets to pick the topic. He leads us in a discussion of songs with dramatic pauses.